Princeton High School - Triangle Yearbook (Princeton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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A if-lx I ,azgm .- ,, ,, ,Q 5 'gg Xwc , ' .- . 4 ,Q-xgvfb I ,V lil E H HH EEEE E J 'bk OUR SCHOOL OUR SCHOOL BOARD Pge-F Table of Contents SEIIICIIS . . . . . IIPPEIICLIISSMEII . ATHLETICS .... ACTIVITIES .... SCCIAL LIFE . . . 0UR TEACH! G STAFF r........v Mr Allsage M all Mr Bschoff M Dunk M Huelste M Lueck Mrs Mega M Mefiilf Spotllghtmg The Faculty MR JAMES ALLSAGE Jumor H1gh Columbla County Normal Grade basketball strlctly bus1ness a qu1et study hall O K everyone clear out 1t s almost one o clock' MR RALPH BALL Commerc1al B E Whltewater State College Typewrlters general bus1ness Afrlcan Vlolets No one 1n my class chews gum' MR GORDON BISCHOFF MUSIC B S Mllwaukee State College New umformsq Solos and ensembles B class Glee Club th1s year Let s take tt over that was a poor attack' MR JAMES DUNK Engllsh B S Un1vers1ty of Wlsconsln Junlor advlser crooked necktles embarrasslng moments antlquated Jokes A half of sheet w11l do only three questxons anways! Page Snx MR E E HUELSTER SOC13l Stud1es B A Amerlcan Un1vers1ty SIX weeks syllabus charts booklets themes H1gh Txmes IS posted watch capttallzahon' MR DOUGLAS LUECK Sclence B S La Crosse State College Semor advlser 1VV league extravanganza tests Dont worry this quxz only counts half of your grade' MRS LEOTA MEGOW Home Economlcs Stevens Pomt State College Sewmg machmes stoves reclpes Thls garment calls for French seams' MR DALE METCALF Agrlculture B S Ru er Falls State College Testmg mllk what mee end tables and baby makes three She defmxtely has my eyes' , 5 , , l x . 3: . 7 -, . , r. B , i r. V ' , A' , 33- 53 N . Q. K -1 4 I -, iff 'Vim , ' 5 ls, , w r. r r. . w I'- - . . . . ., s 1 ' 1 v y - - ' u . . . . . . n . . . . I . .1 . I 1 u . .1 I . . . . ., . ' . . . 1 . ' - ' U 1 . . , , . . . I H . n , n . . . . . ., ' . V . . . . , , . . . - - - H . n u 1 - u , , . . . . . . . . ' 7 . ., . ., . . . . . . , , , . u ' . l I ' . H ' ' I . u TLIGHT ABITZ - KALUPA KRAHN - PRACHEL . . . REISER - YAI-IR . HISTGRY . PROPI-IECY SENIORS . Gloria Ann Abiiz Abbie Silence has many advantages, Transferred from Fond du Lac High School, senior year. Bowling 12. L Shirley Disierhaft Dizzy' From bowling pin to rolling pin! Library Club 9-12, Bowling 9-12, Band 10-12, Pep Band 11, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Class Play 12, Glee Club 9-12. N. N Ann Marie Bariol LSADHS7 A quiet maiden, intent on her work. High Times 10-12, Production Editor 12, Library Club 9-12, Forensics 9-12, District 11, Bowling 9-12, Band 11-12, Glee Club 9-12, Solo and Ensemble 11-12, Pep Band 11, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Class Play 12, Prom Court 11, P-20 Pin 12, Judith Beyer liJudyTY Always there - with energy to spare! Student Council 10, Triangle Staff 9- 11, High Times 9, 10, 12, Library Club 10-12, Secretary 10, President 11, Forensics 9-12, District 9-11, Bowling 9-12, Band 9-12, Solo and Ensemble 9-12, Pep Band 9, Glee Club 9-12, Mixed Chorus 10-12, Class Play 12, Cheerleader 9-11, Class Treasurer 11, Prom Queen 11, Football Homecoming Court 12, P-20 Pin 10. Mary Ann Bliefnick B1iefy'y The quiet kind, both kind and quiet. Class Secretar 11, Hi h Times 9-12 Y 1 9 F Library Club 9-12, Band 9-12, Glee Club 10-12, Class Play 12. Donald Grota stBenny7! Between girls and basketball, who can find time to study? Football 9-11, Basketball 11-12, Base- ball 9-10, Track 10-11, Bowling 9-10: Ag. Club 9-11, Prom Court 11, Class Play Manager 12, Basketball Home- coming King 12. Page Eight Judith Kallas 4sJudyt1 The champagne of unthrottled cheer! Student Council 11-12, Triangle Staff 12, High Times 9-12, Feature Editor 12, Bowling 10-12, Secretary 11, Library Club, 12, Band 9-12, Solo and Ensemble 10-12, Glee Club 9-12, Cus- todian 11, Mixed Chorus 10-12, Foren- sics 9-11, District 10-11, State 11, One Act Play 11, Class Play 12, Cheer- leader 9-12, Class Treasurer 9, 10, 12, Prom Court 11, Football Court 12, Basketball Chairman 12, Basketball Queen 12, P-20 Pin 11. s ,W my James Kalupa Kuba I firmly believe that argumentation is my democratic prerogative. Class Vice-President 12, Triangle Staff 9-11, Triangle Business Stat 10-12, High Times 9-11, Sports Editor 11, Football 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Base- ball 9-12, Track 9-10, Mixed Chorus 10-12, Forensics 10-12, District 10, State 10, One Act Play 11, Class Play 12, Prom Court 11, Football Homecoming Court 12, P-20 Pin 11, National Honor Society 11. Karen Krahn Dolores Laboyeske Georgene Lichienberg Elaine Mashuda .. H . ' 17 . ., . 1. KK, L-iufle 'ileame 'Lame Add f ' ' - - . Dependable one - - when work's un to alvbmorl you get Just ask me about my love-lite, Soft-spoken, but something tv be done! a hubhlmg mumre! worthwhile to speak about . , . .X H12 T. I , High 'limes 10-12, Bowling , High Times Q, Linrary Club 9-12, SWW COUN' If Wie BUS brary Club 9-12, Band 9-12, 5010 and Band 12. Ggee Club 9.12, Une, ness Staff 10-12, Business Manager 12, Ensembye H42 pep Bard N, G-ee Student Council 12, Treasurer 12 Chorus Ulm, mass play 12' ' 1-lign Times 10-12, News Editor 12, Ulm 9-12, Ciasgpya 12 ' Triangle Staff 10-12, High Tirres 9 ' ' Bowling 9-12, Treasurer 10, Library ' Y ' 12: Bowling 9-12, Sec'y-Trees. 12, Club 9-12, President 127 Band 9-127 Solo and Ensemble 11-12, Pep Band 10-12, Glee Club 9-12, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Forensics 9-12, District 11-12, Class Play 12, Prom Court 11, Foot- ball Homecoming Court 12: Basketball Homecoming Court 11-125 P-20 Pin 11, Office Girl 12. Library Club 9-125 Glee Club 9-12 Sec'y-Treas, 11, Vice-President 12, Mix ed Chorus 10-12, Forensics 9-11, Dis Court 11, Vlagazine Campaign Manage 12: Football Homecorrinq Chairman 12 Badger Girls Stale 11: D. A. R 12 P-20 Pin 12 Joe Miller Leslie Mosolf Milton Otto Donald Prachel Joey Moss Ott Don Friends, Romans, countrymen, How will we manage without him? Few words are best. Not too loud, not to shy, lust 1904 me YOU' EUS! the nicest sort ol guy. Ease:a 9 Baske'balI 9-10, Vanager Ag. Cc: 13-12 ...Q-2-F gap: Basnetoal 9-12 Easeca 9-12 F::'- 11-12 wg' 11r es 11-12, C'ass Play Ea-eca 9-'Q 1-53. 9.13 gal 'Manager 11 Smienf CC.. I 1' 12 9-10 Ag jug 912 , Dag: Triangle Business Sta 11-12' L:'a Sggrgtgr, 12 c-3-M QSM-f , Club 12 Ag. Club 10-12, T'ea5c'e' 1' Pla, Sqge '.'a'i3e' '2 121 Vixed Chorus 11-12 Forersizs 12- Class Play 12: Class Vice Pres-:eff 9 Presicent 10' Prof' Cou't li: Eacger Boys Slate 11, Trees For Tomorrow- Conseryation Camp 11: F-20 Fir 12. Page Nine trict 11: Class Secretary 9, Prone Robert Reiser lAB0bt1 None would suppose it, but l'm naturally bashful, Football 9-127 Basketball 9-127 Base- ball 9-127 Track 9-117 Student Council 9, 12 President 127 High Times 117 Ag, Club 9-107 Band 9-127 President 12, Solo and Ensemble 9, 10, 127 Mixed Chorus 11-127 Class Play 127 Prom Court 117 Basketball Court ll-'l2j Football Homecoming King 127 P-20 Pin ll, Thomas Sondalle ctTOmS9 His laughter is contagious, Football 9-10, Manager 117 Basketball 9-127 Baseball 9-127 Track 9-117 Bowl- ing 107 Triangle Staff 117 Student Council 107 Ag, Club 127 Mixed Chorus lO'l2j One-Act Play 117 Class Play 127 Ag. Club President 12: Class President 97 Prom King 117 P-20 Pin 12. i 4, 7 f D' , -All as R K 1 X 7, David Severson AsDaVe!1 Not sleeping, iust thinking! Baseball Manager ll-l2j Bowling 107 Library Club 107 Band 9-12, Solo and Ensemble 97 Pep Band 9-127 Class Play 12. James Siddall Barbara Sondalle t'Siddle t'Barb', Who? Me? Football 9-127 Basketball 9-127 Base- ball 9-127 Track 9-117 High Times 127 Ag. Club 9-127 Class Play Stage Manag- er 12: Football Homecoming Court 12, She speaks her mind more than she minds her speech. Student Council ll-l2p High Times 10- 12, Editor in Chief 127 Bowling 9-127 Library Club 9-127 Band 11-12, Solo and Ensemble 11-127 Pep Band 127 Glee Club 9-127 Mixed Chorus 10-127 Foren- sics 9-12, District 127 One-Act Play 107 glass 2Play 127 Prom Court 117 P-20 in 1 . Joyce Struzynski ArJOyCetJ Determined, ambitious - yet time for fun! High Times 97 Bowling 127 Library Club 10, 127 Band 10-12, Solo and Ensemble 11-127 Pep Band 11-127 Glee Club 9-127 Mixed Chorus 11-127 Class Play 12. Page Ten Charles Sullivan Chuck There beats a heart beneath that tough skin. Football 9-117 Basketball 9-127 Base- ball 9-117 Track 9-117 Bowling 117 Class Play 127 Prom Court llj Football Hgmecoming Court 127 Class President Antoinette Yahr Ami Sweet . . , But not simple, Tired . , . But not of menl Student Council 97 Triangle Staff 9, 117 High Times 9-127 Bowling 9-12, President 107 Library Club 10-127 Band 9-12, Custodian 11, Solo and Ensemble 9-12 Pep Band 97 Glee Club 9-127 Mixed Chorus 10-127 Forensics 9, 11, 12, District 9, 11, 127 Class Play 127 Cheerleader 10-117 Class Secretary 10, 127 Vice-President 117 Prom Court 117 Football Homecoming Queen 127 P.20 Pin 117 National Honor Society 11. Spothghtmg The Past. . . On August 31 1953 twenty four be w11dered frosh assembled for the f1rst tlme 1n the p1t After Mr Behnke the1r adv1ser had read them the rules they t1m1dly made the1r way to the1r classes After a few weeks the fresh1es were put through the horr1ble tortures of 1n1t1at1on' Who could ever forget the l1pst1ck the bushel baskets for books and the crazy costumes they were forced to wear Somehow they survxved and 1n apprec1at1on gave the sophomores a masquerade party whlch turn ed out to be a huge success The frosh really got 1nto the Splflt of homecom1ng The1r Dragnet sk1t for the pep rally showed the1r 1ngenu1ty Mr Metcalf took over as the1r adv1ser Tom Sondalle served as pres1dent through all the1r f1rst year 8Ct1V1t1ES As sophomores the class of 57 moved 1nto the hlstory room where they were to have the guldance of Mr Huelster for the next two years W1th Joe M1ller as the1r presldent they earned the n1ckname Gang on the Go enterlng 1nto all school aCt1V1t16S They sponsored several pep ralhes and plan ned the Chrlstmas party In the1r Jumor year the class of 57 look ed forward to class rmgs and the Jumor prom After allowmg Ann Yahr to dlrect the1r af fa1rs as v1ce presldent they got around to GANG ON THE GO electlng Tom Sondalle as pres1dent and prom klng early 1n the second semester On Aprll 26 K1ng Tom and h1s queen Judy Beyer re1gned over the1r beaut1fully decorated prom Sta1rway to the Stars Arch Adnan furn1shed the muslc and the entlre evemng furn1shed some pr1celess mem orxes for all who attended In the fall of 56 the Gang on the Go returned as alm1ghty semors' Glorla Ab1tz Jomed the class and the sen1o1s were a full two dozen agam Under the presldency of Chuck Sulllvan the cla s Went on to a blazmg flIl1Sh assum mg most of the pos1t1ons of leadersh1p m school affa1rs Mr Lueck the senlor adv1ser took over ball homecom1ng Ann Yahr and Bob Re1ser relgned over all the fest1v1t1es Father Knows Best was the very success ful senlor class play a comedy bullt around a fathers well meanlng but blunder1ng at tempts to run h1s famlly r1ght In March the semors enjoyed an out1ng together go1ng by bus to Randolph where they part1c1pated IH Vocat1onal Gu1dance Day really remmdmg them that they would soon be out 1n the w1de w1de world The class banquet the fun f1lled class nlght and the solemn ceremonles of com rnencement nlght w1nd up four wonderful years for the gang of 57 As Frosh As Sophs As Busy Jumors Page Eleven I I Q - Y , s - 1 s - a . 1 I lf ' 7Y ' ' I i I y . l , . . . 7 ' . , , . . . , u ' as o , 1 1 . ' 1 , , ll 1, , 1 1 1 1 ' ff' '. ' Y, ' ' ' ' 1 . . . Q ' ' ' - 1 LA 1 1 , 1 1 ' ' ll 73 ' . . . . , , , Early in February 3 brand DSW te8Ch9I', The seniors supervised a successful foot- . , . . - , I - I ' I 1 ff 5, - , . . 7 . . s - - ' - , 1 1 1 . l . H ' ' ,, . . ' . . . a . l U . s 1 Y , ' 1 - I . 7 u . . . , , - Y - 1 , - . . . , , . U . . Spotlighting GLORIA ABITZ Happlly selllng popcorn 1n the Pentagon where her army Colonel hubby 1S 1n charge Several l1ttle kernels' ANN MARIE BARTOL Lost her Job as sec retary 1n a1r cond1t1oned off1ce when she marrred the boss Now keeps cool w1th her cold cash' MARY ANN BLIEFNICK Prormnent mem ber of local garden club has gone 1nto debt w1th her exper1ment crosslng the dande l1on and hollyhock Dandy hock' JUDY BEYER Successful graduate of the Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIH has Just donated another m1ll1on to start a new soror1ty Kappa Kappa Beyer SHIRLEY DISTERHAFT Owner of stung of bowlmg alleys ra1ses her own pmset ters Has setters to spare and they don t go on strrke' DONALD GROTA Master of sl1de and rule drrves h1s own des1gned car wh1ch IS very speedy Helps h1m escape the actresses who st11l chase h1m' JUDY KALLAS Marr1ed l1v1ng 1n Callfor cheerleaders St1ll Wfltlllg mysterles latest 1S Sam Sees but Who Sees Sam? JAMES KALUPA Servmg h1s country IH the Senate where he has Just lntroduced a b1ll wh1ch w1ll outlaw Repubhcans and other cr1m1nals DOLORES LABOYESKE Has become a suc cessful wr1ter r1ng1ng doorbells to sell her book entltled How to Talk the Fastest the Mostest' KAREN KRAHN Famous home econom1st has won a pr1ze w1th her rec1pe for sauer kraut ple Just blend d1ll p1ckles Whlpped cream kerosene JEANIE LICHTENBERG Wr1t1ng her own newspaper column under name of Lotta Gozz And shmes as star of rad1o saga Just Plam Bogga' ELAINE MASHUDA Got no place wr1t1ng textbooks fsuch as How to Break the Sound Barr1er 1n the Classroom J but has smce made a m1ll1on sell1ng megaphones' Th Future JOE MILLER Or1g1nator of the Mlller Dlg It teachmg math at P U The professor has become world carom champ defeat1ng old colleague Mr Lueck MILTON OTTO Internatxonally known pr1 vate eye 1nvest1gat1ng carom matches Also presldent of Conversat1on Anonymous DONALD PRACHEL Famous conservatlon expert supervlses school farms Bus1ly ra1s1ng chlps off the old block LESLIE MOSOLF Has moved up from water boy to manager of M1lwaukee Braves Must produce a w1nner or else' W1ll probably replace Mr Peepers on T V BOB REISER Olymplc basketball star but nurslng a mult1ple fracture as a result of h1s Down the arm a r o u n d the back th r o u g h the legs over the head double hook shot' DAVE SEVERSON Worklng nlght land dayj for Sealy Posturepedlc Co testlng mat tresses Well prepared for the Job' JIM SIDDALL Has Just bu1lt a new drag Strlp for testlng h1s 32 cyl1nder Non Skld S1d Speclal Wh1Ch has seats for a dozen l1ttle redheads Clever by George' BARBARA SONDALLE St1ll flnds t1me to V1S1t her m1ll1ona1re frlend even though kept busy ed1t1ng the Weekly Cr1t1c and teachmg Drlver Educatxon TOM SONDALLE Has been promoted to Ma1ntenance Engmeer at the new Prmce ton school Has just marr1ed a Faye mous smger JOYCE STRUZYNSKI Leadlng her own band compos1ng madly' Her latest h1t Zugga has sold over a m1ll1on coples CHUCK SULLIVAN Marrled 11x 1ng 1n Cal 1forn1a Has won renown as Charles of the RIIZ famous chef Sends chrldren to school for curly headed cheerleaders ANN YAHR Owns and operates a strmg of super greenhouses w1th husband s help lS bus1ly ra1s1ng carrot tops Page Twelve 0 . . . ' . . ,, . . - . ,, . F 1 - , - , l . . . . , l , . . - - , . . . ' G - u - 11 . . , . Q , I . . , . . . , s . . , W' q H - - D . ' . 2 ' ' g ' , , - 3 . 64 - - - - - - ' 7? : ' , ' a . 1 . ., A - . z . , . . . . - . ' 1 n1a. Operates school for curly-headed , 3 , , H 1 ' W - - ,, . - sc , in I , . , . , : . . . 7 . . . . ,, . . ,, . , . . z . tt 1 Q 1 ay U . ' : . , . 7 ' H , . . . ,, ,, . . . , . ' U . . . V. . - Q . . , n - - l I . l . H ' H . 7 ' 0 H . . ' ' n . ' 1 - Q - - . Y . - - Q , 7 TLIGHT IUNIDRS . . SDPHDMORES FRI-ISHMEN . IUNIUR HIGH Glasses T Top Row: Glen Guese, Gordon Scnwark, Berrarc Kasrersvr, Paul Sprenger, Jarres Wesner, Kennem Mmer, Daw: Steven, Aan Heir, Janes Yanr, Norman Prachel. Second Row: Pennie Sulllvan, Ka,e Snwonek, Nancy Bartol, Romer' Aonz, Orlo Vercry Janea Zoenla, Pever Marcnlnek, Ronald Radtlce, Betty Gabrysnak, Karen Oelke, Front Row: Helen Soda, Claire Gelger, Joan Jacobson, Kay Hatcher, Vlrginra Naoralla, Diane Bormck, Darlene Disvernafv, Sharon Rose, Dlanne Scnwark, Marlene Kerpe, Mr Huelsver No! Picfured: lrs Radvke. Page Fourteen .--.-.4 Top Row: Warren Marquardt, Kenneth Dahms, Ervin Klapper, Gerald Baun'ann, Louis Zellrner, Bill Eickelman, James Wick, Torn Lese, Gary Gruenwald, Ronald Radtke, Walter Sernrau, Roger Seyerson. Third Row: Helen Brozozowski, Barbara George, Marlene Klingbeil, Diana Swanke, Alfred Krann, Betty Prachel, Donna Tagatz, Ronald Mosolf, Leo Chaftin, Fred Scrwvanz, Clifford Lashock, Judy Pluer. Second Row: Nr, Metcalf, Joyce Prachel, Marsha Cornell, Karen Powless, Richard Powell, John Herrnann, Dale Parsons, Nancy Bentilla, Ruth Hebbe, Diane Noldennauer, Dorothy Kiley. Front Row: Barbara Reiser, Dolores Geiger, Sally Greget, Judy Zanto, Sheryl Sobralske, Ann Wilsevi Carol Manweiler, Helen Sorenger, Diane Stanton, Carla Bratsch, Not picturedg John Cornell, Donald Roehl, Nancy Wold, 5 Top Row: She'y e Pe'e'se Pofe a'y lr'-lievzwkcaski Susanne Niclfclaf, David Eover, Jack Kiley, Ton' Soda, Virginia Gabryshak, Sally Le-'Fe' 'ylirginia D'ege' 'Jr Ahsaqe. Second Row: Aflyr' Scnnark, Vargeret 'ln' ng, Dear Fc.-.ess 1'ene Gacryshak, Dennis 'fills Alyce -r Gacrysnax Glacys Gross Afred Krahn, Judy Boswell, Keith Parsons Front Row: 'farge Sc:a, .JCPBZI Abvz, Terrie Dreblow, Elccn Kapfg Jerry Ki'e, Judy Pcfcnrey, Karer Frornclz, James Geer, June Dre: on Not pictured: Gordon Stibb, Jane Wesner. CLASSES JUNIORS ln add1t1on to the1r heavy classroom schedule most of the Jumors were bus1ly ocCup1ed w1th extra currlcular act1v1t1es furmshlng the k1nd of leader sh1p that g1ves prom1se for next vear when the class of 58 w1ll assume a stlll more Important pos1t1on 1n school l1fe C1ty of Angels was the theme of the spectac ular 1957 prom Kmg Larry Rose and Queen Ellen Jankowskl relgned 1n resplendent beauty the mght of Apr1l 26 and the rest of the class evenly d1V1ded Into couples made up the court of honor Class of 1958 Offlcers lar y Rose Pres den? James K ueger V ce Pres den! Ro a Walters Sec erary Ba bara Luedtke Treasurer EII J k k en an o Geo ge G ese Representatr es Mr Dunk Ad se SOPHOMORES The f1rst task confrontmg the class of 59 In the Class of 1959 Offxcers Kenneth Wolter Bernard Kas ersk Vrce Ir s Radtke CI G Pres den! Pres dent T TBBSUTE Secretary a e eger J mmy Yah Rep esentah e fall was a pleasant one that of 1n1t1at1ng the frosh' The sophs were proud to cla1m flrst place Wlth the1r football homecommg float fMarkesan has met the wurst J and another f1rst on the1r Chlnese wmdow CPl1nceton Takee Markeslan to Honorable .Tumor Hlgh Mr Huelster Adv ser Cleaneryy Pep assembhes durlng both the football and the basketball seasons were presented by the sophs FRESHMEN The P1t was Wlggly and wormy w1th green th1ngs called freshmen 1n the fall of 56 the b1ggest class ever to mvade our school Slflglflg pra1ses to the sophs the members of the class of 60 were thoroughly and messlly 1n1t1ated They returned good for ev1l however gxvmg a Thank You party for the1r f1end1sh frxends a month later As the freshmen became better acqua1nted they worked the1r way Into the hfe of the school and gave promlse of great thmgs to come Class of 1960 Offlcers E cke an P esrdent Leo Chaff n V ce Presrde 1 Judy Pluer Sec etary Dolo es Ge ger Treasure G G Id ary ruenwa J m W ck Representatnves Mr Metcalf Adv ser JUNIOR HIGH In so many ways the seventh and elghth graders Offxcers J mmy Geer Larry Krah Da d Boyer Sally Lehner Terr e Dreblo M Allsage V ce Rep Presldeni Pres dent Secretary Treasurer esenfaf ve Adv se added to school l1fe thIs vear The1r glrls sextette was outstand1ng and the1r act1xe basketball team complete w1th cheerleaders played games vuth Green Lake Berlm Randolph and Falrwater The Junlor hlgh part1c1pated In homecommg act 1v1t1es Several graders were In the band and one Sally Lehner recen ed our schools only star f1rst at the Waupun tournament Page Ssxfeen , . .1 ' r i , . . . . . . r i i . n r . r as - vs ,WS 'I , - r I v - , vi r 1 Y , . . . , . , . i - - II i i ' i I I ,, . . . ir i , , i r r 'v . I cc ' wr - - - In my - y - 7 , Bill i lm r ' , . . . . i i - n . I r . r r i r J J Ir 1: - - - - - - 1 , I I i . . ,. I 7 I - . . . . , v ' . r ' ' r i ' . l . ' A n i i , V vI ' - I v v ' 5 W I i . . . . . . . r. i r ' ' ' ' at vs - ' 9 ,,. ' 7 , v sl - yy TLIGHT FOOTBALL . BASEBALL . BASKETBALL BOWLING . . Sports JIM KALUPA TAKES HAND-DFF to make a first down for the fighting Tigers. Many a MEMBERS OF THE BENCH watch intently, eager to get thrlling play was witnessed by the faithful Princeton fans during the '56 season. back into the game, as events on the field take a turn. Football If you look only at the won-and-lost column, it was a sad season for the Tiger stars of the gridiron, since the closest they came to victory was in the season's opener as they tied Fox Lake 13-13. Although they played some good football, they dropped their remaining six contests. Out- classed by Markesan and Rio, they put up a good fight against Randolph, and lost by a single touchdown to Fall River, 6-12. The team employed the single-wing in meet- ing the tough competition of the Dual County Conference, but effective blocking failed to materialize. Coach Ball expects to switch back to the TU formation in the 1957 season, when the emphasis will be on speed. The future looks bright, with a number of lettermen returning: George Giese, Jim Krueger, Larry Rose, Bill Schultz, Dave Stanton, Jimmy Yahr, Jim Wesner, and Bill Eickelman. Graduating lettermen who will be missed are Bob Reiser, Jim Kalupa, and Jim Siddall. at 5,3 I is QA? ' l Sintra 4.2 f THE 1956 FOOTBALL TIGERS Standing: Coach Ball, B. Reiser, B. Eickelman, J. Wesner, J. Krueger, D, Stanton, P. Monahan, G. Giese, G, Giese, C. Sullivan, J. Yahr, J. Kalupa, J. Siddall, L. Zellmer, O. Verch lmanagerl. Kneeling: B. Schultz, K, Dahms, L. Chaffin, B. Abitz, J. Hermann, T. Lese, L. Rose, J. Zuehls, G, Schwark. Page Eighteen Baseball Prospects for the 1957 baseball season look- ed quite favorable as The Triangle went to press. Coach Lueck was counting on a small nucleus of seniors, combined with several im- pressive looking juniors, to carry the Tiger fortunes through the spring season. Underclassmen were out in numbers. If quantity means a strong bench, Princeton's re- serve power Would be providing some real depth as the schedule of games began to unfold. The interest in the springtime diamond activity on the part of freshmen and sophomores means that Princeton High should have a strong team for several years to come. -- W With The Regulars . . . AN EARLY PRACTICE SESSION finds Coach Lueck pointing out the fine points of the game to his squad of veterans ana newcomers in prepara- tion for the 1957 baseball season. Pictured above are the starting regulars shouldering most of the work during the 1957 baseball season. tTop row, left to rightj Southpaw Jim Kalupa takes over at first baseg Joe Miller, peppy senior, roams the out- fieldg Bob Reiser guards the third sackg Jim Siddall stops them at shortg Jim Krueger takes over behind the plate. fBottomJ George Giese stars on the moundg Edgar Giese burns his fast one over the plateg Bill Schultz whips in a curveg Elmer Zuehls takes off for a fly ballg Sophomore Jim Yahr makes the double play at the keystone sack. 2 4 THE SCOREBOARD Fox Lake ' Green Lake Princeton Rio Cambria Markesan ' Fall River Alumni 5 Randolph 7 Pardeeville Fox Lake Cambria ' Green Lake Markesan Fall River 5 Randolph 8 Pardeeville Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton 'I Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton . io . TOURNAMENT: Princeton 73 Cambria Princeton 40 Montello Princeton 53 Poynette 60 -f A TEAM Basketball Coach Lueck's basketball Tigers supplied many a thrill to the students and townspeople who followed the team during the l956-57 season. The record could not indicate the spirit and determination displayed by the boys in red and white. Often on the short end in height. they were seldom outfougght. An added thrill was given the fans when the Tigers drubbed Cambria, to clinch third place in the tournament at Pardeeville, George Giese brought honor to our school in being elected to the All-Conference first team. Bob Reiser received honorable men- tion. The scrappy Tiger B squad posted an enviable 12 and 5 record in the won-and-lost column. giving real promise for future Princeton basketball. Page Twenty Jimmy Yahr Goes After A Jump Ball in one of the many ihrilllng B veam contests, Our own Mr. Ball is the official. Q 2 5. It's A Jump Sho? By Bob Reiser, good for fwo poinvs the Tngers down Fall River m the homecoming Tilt. B TEAM Top Row: Vr. mean, B SCNJWZ, J Baumann, L. ZeJJmer, E. Guess, J. Krueger, E. Zuems, J, kMck.Fronf Row: L Rose K. Darvvs, G Omen- waJd, B, Elcxe fav, T. Lese J. Yahr, G. Giese, J. Hermann. LEAGUE, Top Row: N. Kmwgberi, A. Krahn, R. Radfke, .1 '-Mrk, B, Eckerrran. J. Baumann, G. Gruenwald, L. charm, R. Bonerk D. Swami-e, '.'r. EaJJ. Front Row: J Pfachem, H. Brzozowski, D. Tagatz, K Pomess J. Zerrc. B. Prachel, N. Berf' Ja, E George. C Brarecrv, J. Pmer. FRU Top Row: H. Sprenger, B. Gebrysnak, K. Havcner, P. Suwvan, K. Snwonek, N. Bartol, S. Sobre! ske, K. Oelke, V. NapraIJa, C. Manweifer, From Row: M, Kemps, C. Geiger, D. KileYf R. Hebbe A. WiJsey, D. Stanton, D. Moldenhauer, J, Jauobson, S. Rose, D Dwsterhaft, Mrs. Megow. Top Row: G. Scrmark, K. Danrns, K. Wo'Ter, D. Stanton, B Scmmz, E. Giese, D. CVUDDer!, E we Ktapper, D. Gabrysnak, J. ZuenJs. Front Row: F. Schmarrz, O, Vercn, W. Narquardv, G. Glese H. Kautzer, A. Weir, L, Rose, N. Pracheh R. Nosoif, Vr. BaJ i JUNIORS SEWORS Top Rowl E Reset E Jafkonskr, S Drs'e a4' 3 Leti,-eerie, L Knaack, A. Bartgl, S T Kremz, B mei'-e, E Vaswde, J Lrcwenberg Tegzf. Front Row: J Beyer, G. Abiu J Sfrozwskr 5 Lemer, G Biock, J Ca now. E : ca e , Ke as, A Yahr. Page Twenty-Two TLIGHT Activities IDURNALISM .... FORENSICS ..... MUSIC . . . . . DRGANIZATIDNS . .. p Row: R. Radtke. L. Mosolf, J. Swddall, E. Zoehls, K. Walter, D. Stanton, G. Glese, B. Kasierski, J. Lichtenberg, M. Bltfneck, S. Creget Second Raw: B Gabryshak, B. Lehner, J. Jacobson, C, Geiger, J. Beyer, A. Yahr, N. Bartol, L. Knaack, E. Mastvuda, B, Luedtke, D Swanke, G Bock, D Kiley, E Brafsch, 'W elster. Front Row: E. Jankowskt, J Kallas, B. Sondalle, A Earvol, J Calhoun NotPic1ured: Rona Walters High EDITORS PLAN EACH ISSUE of t'High Times in the press room. Barbara Son- dalle is assisted by Ann Marie Bartol tpro- ductionj. Judy Kallas tfeaturej. and Dolor- es Laboyeske fnewsj. Times Keeping the community informed on school affairs is the job of the f'High Times staff. The writings of these busy students make up the better part of a full page in the 'tPrinceton Times-Republic each week. Throughout this school year the classroom activities were covered in the regular section. What We're Learninf ln addition to such routine coverage as the grade news. school cal- endar. and hot lunch menu. the staffers were assigned to the reporting of all athletic and social events. Special articles covered a wide variety of interesting topics. 'iSam Sees . an informal column by the feature editor. ranked high with student readers. Pictures and personality sketches of the seniors appeared during the second semester in the series entitled. f'Cap and Gown '57. Page Twenty-Four Top Row: L. Chaffin, G. Giese, B. Kasierski, J. Miller, K. Wolter, J. Kalupa, D. Stanton, B. Eickelman, J. Wick, G. Gruenwald, J. Yahr, W. Marquar Weir. Third Row: C. Geiger, D. Geiger, D. Stanton, S. Greget, L. Knaack, K. Manweiler, E. Mashuda, J. Zanto, A. Wilsey, J. Jacobson, H. Brzozows i Bratsch, Mr. Dunk. Second Row: B. Reiser, J. Calhoun, J. Kallas, N. Bentilla, B, Lehner, J. Lichtenberg, D. Swanke, A. Yahr, E. Jankowski, J, Bey r D Ki e Front Row: H. Sprenger, B. Gabryshak, N. Bartol, A. Bartol, D. Laboyeske, B. Luedtke, B. Sondalle, B. Reiser. Forensics It was another outstanding year in forensic activity at Princeton High. There were many participants, and the end results were outstand- ing. In the local contest, held on March 1, the following two students in each group received AJS. Dolores Laboyeske, Joan Jacobson - orator- ical declamationg Judy Beyer, Ken Wolter - original oratoryg Ann Marie Bartol, Glen Giese - serious declamationg Nancy Bartol, Barbara Luedtke - humorous declamationg Ann Yahr, Ellen Jankowski - four minute speech, Lola Knaack, Carla Bratsch - extemp readingg Judy Calhoun, Rona Walters - extemp speaking, Barbara Sondalle. Bill Eickelman - interpre- tive reading. Princeton played host to the Northern Dual County meet on March 11, with Markesan. Randolph, and Pardeeville participating. An enviable record was achieved by our school on April 13, when four of our six con- testants at State earned A's: Judy Beyer, Judy Calhoun, Ellen Jankowski, and Ken Wol- ter. B's were received by Barbara Luedtke and Rona Walters. FORENSIC FAME for 1957 was achieved by these speech stars who qua!ified for the Fort Atkinson contest: Laboyeske, Wolter, Knaack, Jankowski, A. Bartol, A. Yahr, Calhoun, Walters, Beyer, and Luedtke. ., , .gf - , . gw DX , Q wxlxnlikgizv L , ,G 1 M Ac lx'i , xi ' Q24 QRWCETUN 3 , 'NW 'V f A A WW N WH , ' W I Q Q f X 0 Q . ' V -'H Q v .C XC. at I I 1 . EAN E 4 V pr.. I I in , w N f 4 jx 7 i 7 , G -42 'ffffai ' Q Qi it ffl-L 5 f 'if - MXN '-1- wfxraf ,4 ,Wx QV' U-Q' xl X ti mi .EQIP ,jf v Q 'gi , ,xx I In Click - 'Q E 4' ' aff A , ff 4 '-L' 1 all I 5 gg .,. s -4 f - vi WJ' M 1 f. -all Q 525252333 fi 3 F' ' E! Q.. , 1. M fag, C Standing: N. Bartol, J. Zanto, J. Wesner, A. Kratin, W. Marquardt, J Jacobson Mr Bischoff Third Row K Frornolz 'vt Triliing R Hebbe nton R Radtke M k Kasier cuto ian , hultz, . n, . Lich n erg, J. Strozynski. Second Row: Block, D. Laboyeske, L. Knaeck, A. Bartoi, S, Disterhaft, S. Sobraiske B. Reiter, B. Lehner, B. George, T. Dreb!o1v, G. Giese, A. Yanr Lcusto dian, Front Row: l. Beyer, J. Calhoun, E. Jankowski, J, Kallas Kcounci representative, N Bentil a, B. Luedtke. Not Pictured: R. Waiters isec retary.rreasurer,. G. Giese Kvice president, D. Moldennauer, R. Reiser tpresidenr, S Lehner, J. Yaiir, J. Hermann, D. Severson, B. Eickelman, L. Krann, D Sta , . , , Bliefnic , B. Sondalle, B. ski L 3 d B Sc R Severso J teh G The band was in the spotlight early in the school year. furnishing much of the color in the homecoming parade and half-time activities. Waupun was headquarters for the tournament and the solo and ensemble contest this spring. A new feature this year was the Pops Concert, in addition to the regular spring concert, Outstanding selections were 'ilVletropolis and Dance Fantasy. The mixed chorus wasnt in the spotlight until the second semester. After the group was organized. they prac- ticed twice a week. Familiar numbers included Ski Song. Hunting Song. and l'x'e Been Working MIXED CHORUS Top Row: i So .van J Yen' ' S:':a Q J .'.,:-Q R Q-e se' 3. S'e ':n E. S : 5 STL 'Z J 45 ,ze E E :ve 'car J. -I J Len ' Third Row: S. 3 Hemel' L Krieg- K Warn C :rare E K5F'E'EAi '.'a':,5':' J Za'o'o K Ce-e E. Jer-casa L S .:r2- S. K'er': Second Row: .'. Senna. 2 'sg5': J Ca 'of J P Len C. Bra'1: J Bae' A War' -' Eiczcaski J K5 as 5 Szrza e. Yr. E sane' Front Row: G 3 :Qs 3. S'er'or E. Vaswie K Sfuwenex N, Ee ' -1 Ee a D La:cwesxe V. Nacraa B L s on the Railroad. 'fi Top Row: J. Krueger, E. Klapper, K. Wolter, J. Wesner, G. Schwark, T, Lese, R. Radtke, O. Verch. econd Row: J. Siddall, H. Kautzer, L. Rose, A. Weir, P, Marchiriek, N. Prachel, R. Abitz, Front Row: Mr. Metcalf, M. Otto, T, Sondalle, D. Prachel, J, Miller. J Ag Club An interest in farming and the rural way of life characterizes the members of Princeton High's Ag Club. The Haggies' turned into ath- letes during the basketball sea- son. playing out a schedule of nine games with clubs from neighboring towns. 1They won threefj A spring picnic rounded out the year's activities. Officers were as follows: Tom Sondalle, presidentg Milton Otto. vice presidentg Joe Miller. treas- urerg Donald Prachel. secretaryg Peter Marchinek. sergeant at arms. Library Club s1 in I Top Row: J. Yahr, J. Krueger, E, Zuehls, B. Schultz, D Stanton, G. Giese, E, Giese, K. Woltar, J. Miller, B. Kasierski, R. Radtke, Third Row: A. Wilsey, B. Lehner S. Disterhaft, J, Lnchtenberg, A. Barvol, N. Bartol, K. Shwcnek, K. Oelke, L. Knaack, B. Gabryshak, E. Mashuda, K, Krahn, J. Struzynski, D, Geiger. Second Row M, Kringbeil, S. Rose, C, Geiger, J. Kallas, M. Bliefnick, G. Block, J. Beyer, A. Vahr, J. Calhoun, B. Sondalle, J. Jacobson B. Reiser, D Disverhaft, D. Swankg, D Kiley. Front Row: Mr Dunk, B. Luedfke, D. Laboyeske, P Sultivan, B. Reiser. Library Club members were kept busy throughout the year. repairing books and put- ting in their library duty hours to check out books and be of general assistance. The club. being bigger than ever because of the new frosh. gave an outstanding party. It was a Valentines party for Halloween - if you can figure that out! Prizes were given for the var- ious stunts that were performed. Dolores Laboyeske was elected president. and Barbara Luedtke assisted her. Rona Walters was secretary-treasurer. and Penny Sullivan served as council representative. Student Council Top Row: J. Yahr, G. Gruerwald, J. Wick. Second Row: T, Dreblofv, C. Geiger, B Sandal! K H Janxomski, D. Laboyeske, P. Sufiivar. Front Row: Urs. Megof., G. Giese, R. Raiser, E Luedrxe, E Nasho Members of the student Council. repre- senting the four classes. junior high and var- ious organizations, provide the kind of leader- ship needed to keep social affairs moving. During the past school year the council sold student activity tickets. handled concess- ions at home basketball games, gave several pep assemblies, arranged student transporta- tion for out-of-town games. sponsored the Christmas Dance and the second annual basketball homecoming. Weekly meetings were presided over by Bob Reiser, assisted by George Giese. Barb- ara Luedtke was secretary. Elaine Mashuda treasurer. and Judy Kallas reporter. - Top Row: A .Weir J Yaor, J Kappa, D Stanton, J Vi' ef K he ve' ll D Kes'e'ski, G Giese Second Row: B Lehrer, C Ge-net . Jatomer J Kalas. E Vasroda F Sullivan, G Block, D S.-.ar-9 Front Row Triangle Staff Sparked by energetic business manager Dolores Laboyeske. this years business staff surpassed all previous records in soliciting advertising from the entire shopping com- munity of which Princeton is a part. Under the gentle prodding of co-editors Ellen Jankoxvski and Barbara Luedtke. the editorial staffers scurried about for fancy V, '+ues'e', D Laboyesfe, B. Luedvke, E Jar-fowaxi ways of serving up factsf Most of the pro- duction xvork was done in evening sessions which featured fabulous lunchesf The spotlight was on food again the eve- ning of May 16. when a festive banquet some- what rewarded a small but efficient staff for a job well done. Page Twenty-Nine Dramatics Semor Class Play It was an exc1t1ng mght for the sen1ors on October 30 1956 when they proudly presented the1r class play ent1tled Father Knows Best A large and enthus1ast1c audlence wltnessed th1s major dramat1c productlon at the commumty ha Under the dlrectlon of Mr Dunk members of the cast employed the1r talents most effectxvely throughout the three act comedy The plot centered around the Anderson famlly and the1r well meanmg but blunderlng father H1lar lous compl1cat1ons arose over a m1staken elopement and an Jm A derso Marga et Ande Betty Anderso Kathy Anders Bud Anderso Jan e Ramona Patty Repa man Ralph Mr B nkworth OH cer Johnso Bud s Frlen M s Wembley M s Janes Mrs Wollsey Perk ns SDH e Cast C uck S II Ann Yahr Judy Kallas Barba a Sondalle Joe M Iler Judy Beye Jean e L chtenberg Joyce SY uzynsk es e Mosolf Tom Sondalle J m Kalupa d S e e Bob Re ser Dolores Laboyeske Ka en K ahn Nary Ann BI efn ck n Ma e Ba 'TH E FLATTERJNG WDRDM 2 One-Act Play The Flattermg Word xx as Prmceton s entry 1n the annual one act play contest held at Randolph on Iwox embel 7 For the1r efforts Mr Dunk s dramat1cs stars recen ed a B ratmg The hght comedy bu1lt around an actor s flatterx of an old fashloned preacher and a mothers dreams of stardom for her bratty l1ttle daughter called for the best efforts Ol Ken Wolter Jlmmx Yahr Rona Walter Judy Calhoun and Joan Jacobson I I I I i Zi' I I . . , . a Th ' v ' i fl n h u ivan I 7 f r as sy - - - n . . . ' . . . on r O n i ll. ' i 5 ' ' A . ' r i . l If L Ii - . ri i ' l ' - . i n Davi v rson U ' - ' ' u a . . . . r . Y . f F Y A lmportant bus1ness contract. 'i An ri ' ,',o, I , k , AE ll I W E 1 - X b 1 Z' wikis , 1 . - . . Sl ' 7' V ' 7 V . . V v Y Q ' V A - A A A 3 ' ' 7 U 97 l - V C . y U , ,,. D 1 1 . ' ' 7 H 7 TIL IG-I-TT O N PARADES ...... DANCES ..... STUNTS ..... CEREMDNIES Social Life Queen Ann is kissed by King Bob after the coronation, as Marny Belfeuil, last 2 t V F , I if '. at Jn Q Ann Yahr and Bob Reiser reign over the 1956 Homecoming e rs queen, looks on. Others on the court are Judy Kallas, Chuck Sullivan, Queen Ann was picked by the football team, and she i Dolores Laboyeske, Jim Siddall, and lnct picturedl Judy Beyer and Jim Kalupa. turn selected Bob as her king. ootball omecoming 1956 Football Homecoming activities got off to a flying start with the traditional pep rally, featuring skits, talks, cheers, and pep band numbers. October 5 was a perfect autumn day, ideal for the parade and game. The parade was the biggest ever, with each class organization enter- ing a float. Prodded on by the sponsoring seniors, the various classes and clubs had decorated store lf? in i W ascyarrtf . LUHN ' windows to supply the homecoming spirit. In colorful half-time ceremonies, Queen Ann was crowned and the band carried out its maneuvers beautifully. Dance decorations in the evening included action silhouettes of the players. There was entertainment and refreshments. Everyone cooperated in making Homecom- ing '56 successful - except the Markesan Hornets. who stung us 40 to 0. V PM it A were awarded first and third places ts 1 . na... tion. Clever and fancy floats made the par ff, ade a great success, Those at The left The band marches off the field after executing skillful maneuvers at half time, in connection with the corona X xt YE Membefi of l-357 Y93f'5 C0U f1 P99 VGQOW and OUEE0 Carol Led by the royal couple, court couples begin the dancing: Dolores Laboyesxe and Bob Befgeff look OU 55 TNS YHSVS 'Oval C0UDl9 DYGDGVQ to Reiser, Diana Swanke and Bill Eickelman, Barbara Luedfke and George Giese Joan dance. Jacobson and Jimmy Yahr, asketball Homecomin The second annual basketball homecoming was as successful as the first. After a thrilling Vivacious Judy Kallas rnade a charming queen, to reign over the festivities with popular Don Grote victory over Fall River. the festivities featured the Coronation of Queen Juclv and King Don. Each class was on the Court: Frosh Diana Swanke. Bill Eiekelman: sophs Joan Jacobson. Jimmy Yahrg juniors Barbara Luerltke. George Giesel and seniors Dolores Loboyeske, Bob Reiser. Mrs. Victor Drill t-.as 'he :6'5'UV0fl speaker a' 'he e'c'v 'g C92 'Bw dm drea entnog-a5'iZ e:3laoSE treo' 'EV audience. ek-f', CONSERVATION DAY Tractors were manned by students. as much work was accomplished at Prin- sylvania on first conservation day. The efficient work of the planters gives promise of a great yield for future classes. HISTORIC MOMENT The school farm got off to a good start in '56, as members of the school board planted the first tree. These public servants have been enthus- iastic supporters of the project right from the start. PROM STARS Couples in the Court of Honor lead the Grand March in the '56 prom. Stairway to the Stars was a great event in the lives of this year's grad- uating seniors. CHRISTMAS DANCE Some of the members of the Stu- dent Council pose with Mrs. Megoxv the night of the '56 Christmas Dance. It was the highlight of the holiday sea- son. made possible by the efforts of the council. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Beryle Seelhorst, our efficient office secretary who succeeded Mary Schwister in January, is assisted in her duties by Lola Knaack, Dolores Laboyeske, Gerry Block, and Shirley Krentz. STOREKEEPER Pretty Barbara Reiser is the happy manager of our school store. Reason- able prices, service with a smile! The cooperative customer is none other than Larry Rose! PEP BAND Much of the pep for assemblies and games is supplied by the pep band. made up of some of the big brass fand little woodwindsfl of the band. ably directed by Mr. Bischoff. BRASS SEXTET Sally Lehner. Diane Stanton, Joyce Struzynski, Jeanie Lichtenberg, Bill Schultz, and Dave Severson make up this outstanding ensemble. one of several bringing honors to our school. Field Trip The upperclass boys enioyed their bus ride to Janes- ville, where they visited the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants. he LIGHT Lunch Crew Mrs. Schultz is caught by the camera as she enioys her hot lunch, along with Mr, Rozek and the disher- uDDers! Big Seller Jimmy Geer, who sold over S200 worth of magazines, is congratulated by Mr, Huelster, as campaign man- ager and assistant look on. Pep-uppers Bernice Reiser, Joan Jacob- son, and Judy Kallas were the busy gals who pepped up the fans at both A and B team games. Fill-uppers Mrs. Megow and her as- sistants always served up smiles with their refresh- ments at all home basket- ball games. l ra-.. +3- 'N 13 1 Men about town' 2 Chevx sharp1es' 3 Frustratmg Frosh' 4- Our team IS red hot' ' 0 Com ersamon club' 6 Can th1S be real 7 Cutx Judx and Itsx Betsx' 8 Alumnus D1ck and prettx fmend' 'gat' Y Q f : , 31 t Y 5 , fi . , , A H2 1. f ' 0 , l , I N -1 1 W , . uv ' ' W..-.......-U qw ' 'K on i 4 . ,Q . 2 ?' 49 1 ff 't I. A 1 ' if. 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V . 1 . 1 V . 1 - Q A Spothng The SEPTEMBER 4 Back 1n harness Place swarm1ng wlth frosh 13 We look pretty for 1nd1y1dual p1ctures 14-F1rst football game We t1e lfox Lake 13 13 Mr Trowbrldge v1s1ts us Spec1al assembly k1CkS off 56 magaz1ne dr1ve Classes elect off1cers Game at R10 Whoops we lose .54 to O' In1t1at1on Frosh get messed up' N1ce partv at n1ght OCTOBER Homecom1ng pep rally snake dance and bonf1re We drop homecom1ng game but half t1me 3Ct1Vlt19S are tops Successful dance at nlght We lose heartbreaker to Fall R1ver 6 to 12 Fxrst report cards ouch' We g1V9 Randolph a good scare but they beat us by two TD s Sen1ors do grand Job on class play Father Knows Best NOVEMBER 2 Teachers Convent1onCAh sweet s1eep'J B at Randolph Frosh treat us all to a bang up Thank You Partv Valent1ne s Party tof all th1ngs'J sponsored by L1brary Club T1gers go to Fox Lake for f1rst basketball game lose fboo hoo'1 DECEMBER 4-T1gers beat trad1t1onal r1vals 1n thr1ller at hall Pr1nceton 63 Green Lake 61 We edge out Cambr1a by two po1nts Game held up half an hour by death of Judge Ostrander loyal fan Blg Chr1stmas party features SkltS and food T1gers beat alumn1 by three polnts Chr1stmas dance IS b1g success And food at Barnekows later JANUARY Tlg9fS start New Year wrong Randolph F1rst semester ends Fox Lake downs T1gers at hall 69 48 Mr Hartough takes p1ctures for annual Upperclass boys take f1elo tr1p to Janes x1lle return w1thout Chex 16S 29 Green Lakers get sweet revenge 62 38 Page Forty I-llghllghts FEBRUARY Markesan Hornets stmg us 71 49' T1gers w1n basketball homecomlng contest n1ce dance and we are all happy' Farmers Inst1tute sen1or glrls serve Valent1nes Day but R10 breaks our hearts' T1gers w1n f1rst round of tournament de featmg Cambr1a 73 45 Poynette downs Pr1nceton 1n tourney Career Day for sen1ors at Randolph MARCH Local forens1c contest b1g deal' Dual County speech meet IS held here B team boys go to state tournament A team fellows h1t Madlson' 7 sen1ors take H1GSt3Hd Scholarshlp test at Beaver Dam Volleyball team grabs second place 1n sec t1onal tournament at Oxford Fort Atk1nson D1str1ct Forens1cs meet APRIL Good crowd enjoys f1rsts Pops Concert Solo and ensemble contest at Waupun s1n Dells Four A s at state forens1c contest' Flrst baseball game of season Randolph 4 Tlgers 1 Easter X acat1on beg1ns Magazme sellers go to Mllwaukee to see Braves vs St Lou1s Junlor prom what a nlght as Klng Larry crowns Queen Ellen 1n the C1ty of Angels Post prom party at Tuscumb1a MAY T B sk1n tests Doesn t hurt' Spr1ng concert Mus1c tournament at Waupun Hlgh T1mes banquet at Bel A1r Style show glamour galore All school p1cn1c Tr1a agle staff d1nes 1n style at Whlte Lake Senlors enjoy farewell banquet Class and award nlght Commencement CSpare us the tears sen1ors J Alfred F Chr1st1ansen speaker I I I -A ,' 7 ' ' 1- ' , - . , Q V . . . 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C . . 1 k..,. . .1 -w 0 .Claw-.:urCI 1 - . . . - - 1 I ' ' ., A v' ' o FARMERS-MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Where Friendly Service PrevuiIs PRINCETON, WISCONSIN Member Member FEDERAL RESERVE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM CORPORATION RIPON FLORIST For The Best In Flowers DR G G cORsAOEs MEMORIAL WREATI-1s PLANTS CUT FLOWERS PRINCETON Phone Black 240 Rlpon R E HARTMAN STEELE s EAT SHOP Jeweler WATCH HEPAIHING BERLIN WISCONSIN PRINCETON the hcme of home c Oklng GENUINE PENNEY S DEERSKIN PRODUCTS IN BERLIN Where me Nafmn MIDWESTERN SPORT TOGS Shops and Saves BERLIN GUS DOEPKE D' Frank FROZEN FQQD gt Compliments BIG SHOE STORE H MCNUII of Haro1dA Zltlow Mgr County Clerk Osreoparhlc STORAGE CORP SKQGMQS 50 S Main Si GREEN LAKE Physxclan Sz Surgeon RIPON PRINCETON PRINCETON POND DU LAC 0 l O I' l I I , C I I by ,, . , THE PRINCETON REPUBLIC ESTABLISHED IN IIC7 COMBINED WITH THE PRINCETON MES ESTABLISHED IN 1335 BEST WISHES DR -I N DRI'-L LICHTENBERG BROTHERS STRAWBERRY 8: PICKLE GROWERS PRINCETON PRINCETON Princeton Locker Servlce WEDELL ELEC-I-RIC WE MAKE SAUSAGES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS We Sell Meais Sausages Ham Bacon LQCKERS FOR RENT PHONE AXtel 5 6692 Meat Curmg Custom Kllllng PHONE AXte1 5 6911 PRINCETON PRINCETON SIEKIERKA KATHRYN S SERVICE GARAGE WOMENS WEAR DODGE and PLYMOUTH Phone Black 547 PHONE Axfex 5 ssoz PRINCETON RIPON PRINCETON ELLIOTTS The Rlpon SEARS gl-10p 3, SAVE Dr S J Ga ro And Commonwealth Quality Foods BERGERS POND DU LAC PRINCETON Commvrclll Cliff 8: Esther Sherer' POND DU LAC Printing I I f I I .Ol T O 'WIPO I r CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 GREEN LAKE COUNTY COURT HOUSE GEORGE PHILLIPS FLOYD W KALLAS NORBERTA BIERMAN Surveyor Prlnceton Regtster Ot Deeds County Treasurer DAVID WILLIS WILMER GORSKE Court Judge Supt Ot Schools FRANK KANNENBERG ELMER HEFT Vet s Servlce Officer Abstractor Congratulatxons Graduates SAUTER ELECTRIC BUCHEN MOTORS Refrigerator 8. Electrical FORD Sales 8' Servlce Sales and Servlce PHONE Axfel 5 6521 PRINCETON PRINCETON 'N 'UPON COMPLIMENTS OF If S ARTHUR S PRINCETON HARDWARE SMART CLOTHES FOR MEN AND SUPPLY H A M S MARKET DREGER'S SERVICE Homemade Sugar Cured. Htckory Smoked HAMS and BACON MONTGOMERY AR TIRES TTER1 Also Country Style Met and Zwxebel Wurst W D Sz BA ES Homemade Summer Sausage Phone AXtel 5 8941 N H MEGOW PRINCETON PRINCETON GAS FOR LESS MILLER Comphmenfs 0fT11e BERLIN LAUNDRY Jack 8. JIII Shop LEE S CIGAR CO CARMEL CRISP Glffs and Clofhmg GROCERY Paz De Oro Cigars SHOP p Th B on Berlm s Mam St gl Children or e est PRINCETON FOND DU LAC RIPON BUY SHURFINE 1 . . I I I O 0 o 1 . . I .1 . I ' u LIKE-NU CLEANERS PHONE AXteI 5-6232 PRINCETON Our Personalized Care Means Longer Wear CLEANING ALTERATIONS PRESSING PRINCETON CREAMERY Princeton Wisconsin Manufacturers of FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER THE VILLAGE DRIVE INN RIPPIN GOOD COOKIES Princeton EImore Fehrer Ripon Wls GREEN LAKE FARMCO BARNEKOW S D l F d Princeton Green Lake emous oo Refreshments EED EED FERTILIZER F S 2 Miles East of Princeton BEL AIR CLUB Wilbur 8. Leonard Hebbe EXCAVATING-BULLDOZING DINE AND DANCE Crushed Gravel Trenchmg Marsh Plowlng P1zza WONDERFUL FOOD Spaghetti Steaks On Htghway 23 Seafoods TWQLKIQR HEBB? Prmceton Ws Rt 1 CHIPMAN Princeton MQSQLF TIFF S Depdrfmenf Home Bakery Refrtgeratxon TV Bflrbel' Shop S'I'0re Repaxrs Sales To Look Your Best Rxpon Baked To Please Prmceton Princeton Excavatmg Under Bulldmgs LEONARD HEBBE Tel AXte1 5 3175 Princeton Wts THE DIZZY At the Bridge CHICKEN FISH REFRESHMENTS I 1 , . 1 I I Chicken Near Green Lake Sandwiches e-' MII 5-339 I '. ' . I HARVE'S TEXACO SERVICE GREASING WASHING MINOR REPAIRS BUS SERIVCE LIVE BAIT Princeton Wisconsin PHONE AXtel 5 8998 MAYTAG Q DUO THERM ZENITH O FRIGIDAIRE PLUMBING HEATING Q YOUNGSTOWN RCA TELEVISION HOTMAR HARDWARE CO YOUR MARSHALL WELLS STORE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT YOUR MARSHALL WELLS sTORE Phone AXte15 sssz PRINCETON SKELGAS CONGRATULATIONS To THE CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Kenny s Standard Service Atlas Tires 8- Batteries CLASS OF 57 from Tastee Bakery Phone AXtel 5 8851 Princeton Phone AXtel 5 8986 Princeton CONGRATULATIONS GRAMS IMPLEMENT 8. SUPPLY f 'om ALLIs CHALMERS NEW HOLLAND SCHARENBERG S and ROSENTHAL FARM MACHINERY WHITE LAKE BEACH RESORT Phone AXteI 5 6922 Princeton S Congratulatxons All Makes of Portable Typewrliers To THE OUTSTANDING Smlth Corona Office Typewrtters CLASS OF 1957 Addxng Machmes Duplicators Check Wrxters School Supphes Off1Ce Suppl1es 8: Equxpment 26 WASHINGTON BLVD OSHKOSH Comphmems of Marguerite Compllmenis Of RIPON SPORT KUHL DFGSS Shop Stateson's Cafe SHOP Hardware C9 EDDIE BARTOL S W Sh Hardware-Furmture 149 W Huron Servmg Good Food amen erman F10 Cove PRINCETON Sporting Goods 8: 0' 'mg BERLIN in FOND DU LAC Athletic Equipment Phoniugglrfxk 215 O I , I 0 1 ' gl Sales Service I - I . Bai Malia CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE BUILDING BUILDING BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE SUPPLIES GIESE S LUMBER YARD PRINCETON and NESHKORO FLOUR FEED GRAIN BARTOL INSURANCE AGENCY Adelyn M Bartol Agent PRINCETON WISCONSIN Phone AXtel 5 6681 FIELD SEEDS Lawyers PRINCETON BEST WISHES OESTREICH S LAKESIDE Buffalo Lake Lodge Food Bowlmg Refreshments MONTELLO CAMPUS Beauty Salon Theatre In Rlpon Compllments Of Klawltter s Grocery PRINCETON Dana 8. Worm Drug Co FOND DU LAC J P HESS CO JEWELERS Over 57 Years In FOND DU LAC O A Haase Shoes RIPON member of the famlly LEHNER 8. LEHNER Complxments Of Fond du Lacs Bxg 3 The The Huber Bros Bread Basket RIPON Best Wishes THE PLACE CONDON OIL CO Beauty Shop On 2nd Street PRINCETON HUNT SUPPLY Everything In School 8z Offxce Supphes Comphments Oi VIETH S PRINCETON Better Clothmg RIPON CAFE RIPON Parkside Bar Prmceton Best W1shes Chick Hatchery 8. Servlce Statuon MIKE Ambrose 8: Exleen Karl L and Florence The Class Ring Man WAUTOMA Huenerberg Kallas Fond du Lac School Supply Ofhce Statlonery Co s TRUESDELL FUR CO MOTEL GREEN LAKE JERRY S TEXACO Bulk Servxce PRINCETON 1 E. , EWS, LE, WE, , l.T ,LE E,E,E,,L,,,E,,,E,, I , I , I E, ' I ' I s Above The Carnpus 1145 Main St. Shoes for every PRINCETON BERLIN I ' 1 I ' . 1 ' I ll II MUELLER'S FEED MILL WAYNE FEEDS KING MIDAS FEEDS GRINDING MIXING We Specialize In Dressed Poultry Phone AXteI 5-6572 - Produce Phone AXteI 5-340 - Mill PRINCETON COMPLETE FOOD MARKET V. A. YAHR FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES MEATS Phone AXteI 5-6271 PRINCETON COMPLETE MEN'S CLOTHING TOP COATS SUITS SHIRTS HATS FOOTWEAR L. A. FREDRICK HELP YOUR COMMUNITY SKELLY GAS BUY YOUR MAGAZINES FUIQLLLOIL FROM SCHOOL SALESMEN PRINCETON W. BIoirTrowbricIge Curtis Plan Rep. LENZ 8. WELLS JEFFREY'S SUZANNE'S Complifflenfs Of STANTON Plumbing gl Coats - Dresses Bequfy Shop The Rmhman SHELL SERVICE Heating Spoffsweal' Six Operators C?c2i::IgeIgo. At The Bridge GREEN LAKE OSHKOSH RIPON 75 Main 31, Oshkosh Tires and Batteries BERG BROS' Congratulations OICONNELLIS Compliments Of DIEDRICH Electrical Contracting CORNEI-Us BAR Home of Good Clotltes oTTY,S BAR JEWELRY Sales 8: Service For the Entire Family Diamonds Gift shop RIPON PRINCETON BERLIN PRINCETON RIPON STROUT REALTY LUEDTKE H. SWED 81 SON L. L KRIESER PRINCETON Harry J. Miller, Rep. MEAT MARKET General . . Lawyer Bowling Lanes Farms, Homes, Motels Qualify Meats Merchandlse I PRINCETON Fancy Sausages Save At Sweds PRINCETON Congratulations J. F. WARNKE DAHM'S The Little Market Best Wishes BREITY'S DRUG 8: SONS VARIETY STORE Bill and Bernadine KRISTYIS STORE Lumber - Coal School Supplies Lunches-Ice Cream STANDARD Rexall Products PRINCETON SODAS - CANDY Meat - Groceries Service Station PRINCETON RIPON LAUNDRY GOOD LUCK MOXIE S RENO DINING ROOM 8. BAR West Gate To Rlpon Hxghway 23 49 Telephone 960 F 31 THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD Kltchen Open 5 00 Dally We Cater to Your Every Need Make Reservatlons for Partles Large or Small THANKS ALUMNI' SERVICE an REENHOUSE QUALITY Always Flowers For Every Occasion Seedlmgs And Potted Plants PRINCETON Phone AXtel 5 8892 BOB S DAIRY Bob Megow Prop ROMAINE GUN PRINCETON SHOP Lookmg For the Flnest 1n Dalry Products? Everythxng For The Sportsman Choose SEALTEST For Top Qualxty and Freshness FOND DU LAC GRADUATES DRY CLEANING Pressmg Dyemg KUEHNEMAN Phone Blue 66 Rlpon Barber Shop KING 5 E L PIASECKE Randula s cash Pald For Restaurant womens wear Poultry and Eggs 8: Ddlry BCI' RIPON FEEDS SEEDS PRINCETON for smarter Remle s Red Owl SCHISSLER Meats Vegetables GREENHOUSE GTOCGTIGS Flowers of Dmstxnctxon PRINCETON BERLIN Complxments Of K and K Wlne 8. Liquor Kountry Kitchen on Hwy 41 Sz A good place to eat Complxments of PARSON S Store PRINCETON and Weldmg GRUENWALD ELECTRIC Sales Servlce BEST WISHES Custom Coat Co UPTOWN BAR BERLIN Mae 8: Cllf Bentllla Mfg,-5 of fine PRINCETON PRINCETON Deersk1n Products KAUTZER S Crymg Towel Refreshments Sandw1ches PRINCETON Mlke Marshall BEAUTY SHOP GENERAL Han, Styling BLACKSMITHING Compllments Of DUCK INN EnJOy Nutr1t1ous Cottages Groceries Norton S Marine Clover Blossom Mxlk Gas 8: O11 Dmlng Room Westfield Lake Puckaway GREEN LAKE C0 OpeI'CI'I'lV9 DUI' I I I t I . . I I I A I I MWMYM VY VW iM? I , I , xv- O . . I . . , . ' 1 , I . . . Y I I , , . I VW 1 I WT I I I T P70 W ' I I . ' I , s - Q 1 . l I l A Yr I , I - --I HOLLAND 5 FOELSKE BROS Dr R Kappelmann Bull Gruenwold John Polcyn RESOcl?T optomeh-in Lubrxcants 8: Pamts RESORT G00 Dealers ln Livestock 35 HUUUUQ 1-1ndF1Sh1n9 Markesan Pnnceton Home 1 Box I REFRESHMENTS on Lake Puckaway Prmceton Prmceton l On Lake PuCki-IWBY TUPPERWARE Tuscumblca Neshkoro Mutual Best Wlshes Redqf Jewelers Tune Money You' Country Club Flre Insurance HEIDEL HOUSE Sl D d I ver lanlon S Y Partxes Recepnons Company 1:-me 1:-ood China Mrs HarveYK1ei2mHH Banquegofances Nssmcono Green Lake es Mam sf oshkos Westfleld Wls Good b school hello what? 55551, ll ,egg For home dellvery ln When you leave school to 11ve and work ln the wlde world youll want to advance Youll need to know whats new pOlltlCS educatxon whatever your chosen fneld So keep abreast of events wlth The M11 waukee journal whxch provldes far more news plctures features of mterest to Wxsconsm famxlles than any other news paper Favorxte family enter tamment attractxons too' Prxnceton recelves the Metropol 1tan Edltxon of The Mxlwaukee Journal by specxal truck This edluon xs prmted m the after noon and delxvered to Prmceton homes before supp r The same Edltxon IS also deltvered Sunday mornmgs Dally only Sc Sunday only 20c Princeton call Joseph D tanton Fulton St Phone 128 THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL NEWMAN S Two Complete Floors F 1ne Femznme Fashlons OSHKOSH T E AHERN CO Fond du Lac Wlsconsxn s Best Clothmg Store For Men Boys Gxrls PATRICK S DISTINCTIVE SHOP FOR WOMEN RIPON ROBOCK HOUSE FURNISHINGS NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCHANDISE BERLIN 1 l I 1 1 - is I l ' I Saves . 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